I'm grateful to have been recognized, a friend will note, upon being recognized for a thing she deserved to be recognized for.
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They not only recognized character actors in movies—they recognized the extras, too.
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I'd love to see them recognized, and I'd love to see this genre recognized.
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I feel very honored that I was recognized, but also that my character was recognized.
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There are 574 federally recognized and 63 state-recognized tribal nations in the United States.
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Both disorders, if recognized, respond well to treatment, but in many cases they are not recognized.
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His attending at the time recognized it and, thanks to that, he recognized it as well.
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The emotionality that I recognized in my life, I recognized in their lives at that time.
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The company had sought to be recognized as one of around 60 firms with fully recognized status.
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Of Gen Z men surveyed, 95% recognized the name PewDiePie, and the same number recognized Lebron James.
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"Even Obama recognized, even Hillary Clinton recognized, that a carbon tax is politically toxic," Mr. Pyle said.
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It is sometimes having mutually recognized rules, mutually recognized inspection — that is what we are aiming at.
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It officially recognized bitcoin as legal tender last year, and has also recognized a number of cryptocurrency exchanges.
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There are 573 federally recognized tribes in America, over 100 more state-recognized tribes, and dozens of unrecognized ones.
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In Japan, Bitcoin has been recognized as legal tender, and financial regulators have officially recognized multiple cryptocurrency exchange operators.
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No, but I cut my losses when I recognized my problem and recognized that I could change and do good.
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For the uninitiated: There are 573 federally recognized tribes in the United States, and over 100 other state-recognized tribes.
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The five communities involved in this case are state-recognized governments but not federally recognized governments: The Bureau of Indian Affairs, housed in the Department of the Interior, has not formally recognized these bands as sovereign entities.
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They are one of 226 officially recognized aboriginal groups in Taiwan; in Chenggong, they're recognized for their relationship with the sea.
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Last month, the Ramapoughs were officially recognized (or perhaps re-recognized) after the state settled with the Nanticoke-Lenapes in November.
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Some commentators have recognized the importance for noncommercial platform alternatives, while others have recognized the importance of funding public media content.
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The president recognized reality when he recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel — and he transformed Middle Eastern politics in the process.
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"The family was most grateful to President Trump for having recognized -- finally recognized, long overdue, pleased that the award was made," Stevens said.
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The testimonial spousal privilege is not recognized in many states but, even when recognized, it can allow one spouse to testify against another.
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Strangers have recognized her on airplanes and on the street; she is wary of dating online, for fear she'll be recognized there too.
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The Vatican, in turn, has never recognized the Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association, the entity Beijing established to oversee state-recognized bishops and churches.
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He has been recognized as rightful leader by dozens of countries, including the United States, but Jamaica has not recognized him as president.
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They don't know that 77 percent of their employees feel people are unfairly recognized while others with better experience or skills don't get recognized.
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I think journalists, you like bylines, you like being recognized for your work, but that's different than going to a bodega and being recognized.
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Once a rabbi is recognized, all of that rabbi's conversions will be recognized and no longer subject to the scrutiny of local Israeli rabbis.
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The Soviet Union and its allies recognized Beijing as China's rightful government, while the United States and its allies recognized the Nationalists in Taiwan.
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Pappas left behind his wallet, and when the man opened the wallet and recognized Pappas' name, he immediately recognized him as the suspect, said Acevdeo.
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"I think they (Amazon) just bought a player in the U.S. that has a very high quality recognized brand name and recognized sourcing," he said.
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The district is a 'Zona de Alto Impacto' (ZAI), a recognized "tolerance zone" where prostitution is legal—although it's still not recognized as formal employment.
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In the post, NASA stated that when Babylonians first created the zodiac 3,000 years ago, they recognized 13 constellations (some cultures recognized as many as 23).
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"Although a much higher percentage of respondents recognized PND in women, there was still a substantial amount that recognized PND in father," Eddy said via email.
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It's high enough to reach the US government's recognized definition of space, but not the 62-mile "Karman line" that is internationally recognized as the boundary.
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Yet not one member of the Parasite cast was recognized by this year's Oscars, Golden Globes or at the 103 BAFTAs (which only recognized white actors).
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While the high court recognized the concept, it also recognized that President Nixon was using it to prevent the prosecutor from obtaining evidence of his criminal behavior.
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These systems were slowly marginalized and de-recognized during colonial rule when only allopathy was recognized and only its practitioners were considered eligible for registration as doctors.
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This prompted some state-recognized tribes, like the six nations in Virginia that were federally recognized in 2018, to pursue recognition and land by way of Congress.
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Northern Cyprus is only recognized by Turkey; the government in the South is recognized by the U.S. and has represented the entire island in the European Union.
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By their votes, those countries recognized that peace will only be achieved when realities are recognized, including Israel's legitimate security interests, and the need to end Hamas' terrorism.
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Narrowing the results to only look at the share of Republicans who recognized Republican candidates, or Democrats who recognized Democratic candidates, was less revealing than you might think.
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Twenty years after President Clinton recognized Grand Staircase-Escalante as a national monument in 1996, President Barack Obama recognized Bears Ears a national monument using the Antiquities Act.
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During our trial, it correctly recognized a person and a donut, but it failed to recognized a beer bottle, and it thought a vase with flowers was food.
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Subsequent administrations recognized that unrestrained settlement activity could be an obstacle to peace, but they wisely and prudently recognized that dwelling on legal positions did not advance peace.
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"Boston has been recognized as one of the fastest growing cities for job growth, which annually is recognized higher than the national average," Ashley Baskin told Business Insider.
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In total, there are 570-plus federally recognized tribes in the United States, hundreds more at the state level, and a ton more that are not federally recognized.
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"Why is it that today India is a recognized IT superpower in the world, and Pakistan is recognized only as the pre-eminent export factory for terror?" she said.
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In 2200, Gerald Ford in Helsinki with Breshnev with 22018 other countries, recognized -- recognized the territorial sovereignty of the Soviet Union which included the captive nations of Eastern Europe.
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Palestine was recognized by the U.N. General Assembly in 2012 as a non-member observer state, though its statehood is not recognized by either Israel or the United States.
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To ensure that love was equally recognized under the law, same-sex marriage advocates recognized that they needed policy change at the federal level, at the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Under the law, a Native child from a state-recognized tribe is not entitled to the same protocols that a Native child from a federally recognized tribe is allowed.
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AND IT'S CRAZY BECAUSE HE WENT FROM BEING A TOP FIVE BRAND RECOGNIZED BY ALMOST EVERYBODY, TO PROBABLY BEING A BOTTOM FIVE BRAND RECOGNIZED BY EVERYBODY FOR THE WRONG REASONS.
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"I recognized the name on the side of the building before I recognized it from Trump's inner circle," said Josh Ehrenfeld, 30, who works next door to the company's headquarters.
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Among the millennials (those under 215) who responded, 247 percent recognized the cute yellow Pokémon — while only 61 percent recognized the man one heartbeat away from running the United States.
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We recognized the problem, price adjusted to $299 … recognized that wasn't enough and price adjusted again to $199 which positioned Session as the best entry-level product we've ever made.
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"The Iranian vessel's actions were not in accordance with the internationally recognized COLREGs 'rules of the road' nor internationally recognized maritime customs, creating a risk for collision,'" Rankine-Galloway said.
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"This individual was status-driven, based on how he liked to be recognized in the casino environment and how he liked to be recognized by his friends and family," Lombardo said.
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She was recognized for her strength in using her voice for good and for being a role model in her generation —all traits that Obama obviously recognized in the young starlet.
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Greek Cypriots run Cyprus's internationally recognized government, while Turkish Cypriots have a breakaway state in the north - recognized only by Ankara - and say resources around the island belong to them too.
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During the Oslo Accords, the Palestinians recognized Israel as a state, but to this day they still haven't recognized Israel's right to exist as a national homeland for the Jewish people.
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We immediately recognized the Skura sponge from the kitchen ...
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" He recognized that "CEOs of companies understand multiple disciplines.
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Square Feet HONG KONG — Waterfront developments are recognized worldwide.
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MEXICO CITY — Gustavo López recognized the boy's clothes first.
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" Rinat Akhmetshin, the Russian-American lobbyist, "said he recognized Kushner and Trump Jr. He also said he recognized Manafort ... He said there were others in the room but he didn't know them.
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"She recognized the different views in the party on Brexit and she also recognized the need to not just reflect the party but indeed the parliament and the country," the lawmaker said.
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Further, the movie wasn't recognized in other major categories like Screenplay or Directing, nor did its cast receive acting award nods (Letitia Wright and Michael B. Jordan should have been recognized, maybe?).
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At the grocery store, she recognized Cathy Schoener as a neighbor; Ms. Schoener recognized the look on Ms. Novotnak's face and knew that they felt the same way about the new president.
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That is something that has been recognized by the Supreme Court, that has been recognized by every economist that that is one of the most fundamental parts of when you have one entity.
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Some are quickly recognized (like the time Jack Black wore a Stormtrooper mask) while others fly unde the radar (like Hugh Jackman, who said that no one recognized him in his Wolverine costume).
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Many voters who favored the death penalty forgave him because they recognized that his opposition was rooted not in an indifference to crime but rather in his widely recognized commitment to Catholic principles.
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We are pleased that the ITC have now recognized this.
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She's immediately recognized by the employees while Corden goes unnoticed.
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Most, at least, had recognized it as an imperative form.
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An employee recognized her from surveillance video broadcast on television.
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They demanded they be recognized as voting members of Congress.
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"It's not a recognized form of performance management," she explained.
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Tomlin is being recognized for her extraordinary career in Hollywood.
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Our contribution has been widely recognized by the international community.
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Myself and some other people were being recognized for something.
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Yeah, BeeLine Reader has been recognized by the big guys.
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Look at all this #BlackExcellence recognized in the Oscar nominations.
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While not officially recognized, the women took their marriage seriously.
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I'm just really honored and grateful they recognized the song.
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Apple has sort of recognized the problem with its keyboard.
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He recognized her from video surveillance cameras at his home.
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" Kerry Washington recognized Phife Dawg as a "legend" and "originator.
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Moscow recognized passports issued by Donetsk and Luhansk in February.
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This Christmas, I saw my dad and barely recognized him.
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Looking back, I wish I'd recognized my worth up front.
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This merger is an indication that Uber recognized that advantage.
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Some fans recognized him and Ben had a friendly chat.
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Up until recently, the United States clearly recognized this fact.
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RPGnet smartly recognized that, and stepped up to take action.
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Perhaps less recognized, though, is the absolutely bonkers "skeleton" event.
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I wish I had recognized your otherness and embraced it.
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Maybe your Pokémon Go sign in is recognized on rides?
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The IBMers also recognized that much more work lies ahead.
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"He recognized something wasn't right," Cabral told WTKR of Berwick.
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But even as they used it, they recognized its limitations.
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Hawaii is recognized around the world for our beautiful beaches.
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White House aides said they recognized the pressure lawmakers faced.
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Staff attorneys were recognized by how efficiently they brought cases.
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It's very humbling that she has recognized everyone here tonight.
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He wanted to be a powerful man, recognized by everybody.
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The identification is recognized by the NYPD and city agencies.
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At nearly every stop, people recognized his truck and waved.
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The award recognized the Irish singer's work on gender equality.
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This unfortunate reality appears to have been recognized, with Rep.
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Heller, which recognized a Second Amendment right to keep guns?
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If you were a lesbian, you just weren't legally recognized.
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But this summer Haley got recognized at dance camp, twice.
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Comic fans recognized this exact moment from issue No. 132.
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He recognized we are more alike than we are different.
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It also means they've been formally recognized for their talent.
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Emergency departments are recognized as a crucial suicide safety net.
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When Hanks saw the script, he recognized himself in it.
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Thirteen of the recognized performances involve being arrested or incarcerated.
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The rapper, who was a recognized YouTube star, was 21.
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Commitment known and recognized by our public and civil society.
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She recognized Casey almost immediately and struck up a conversation.
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She's also slowly getting used to being recognized in public.
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Increasingly, this is being recognized, albeit with plenty of trepidation.
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Parente didn't elaborate on when the loss would be recognized.
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Other recognized dwarf planets include Makemake, Haumea, Ceres, and Sedna.
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You're about to be recognized for your efforts at work.
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And you will be noticed, and it will be recognized.
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I'd never seen them before, but they clearly recognized me.
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Congrats to all who were recognized for their outstanding work!
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"His name was there and I recognized him," Hussein said.
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"I recognized the sound of eating a cracker," he says.
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We recognized that we deserve to be our own people.
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Whether that has been properly recognized is a different story.
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He apparently recognized his former vehicle in the police reports.
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GOP leaders also recognized the political blowback on the issue.
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"I recognized the photos and confronted my ex," Bowden says.
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This right has been recognized since George Washington was president.
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Yoder recognized some residents would object to a detention center.
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Then, seeing a name I recognized, I stopped poking around.
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Still, he eventually recognized that this was a rare chance.
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He recognized a man in the photo with Nahdi's grandmother.
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Dozens of countries have recognized Guaido as Venezuela's legitimate leader.
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It is now widely recognized that those policies have failed.
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Both recognized that their daily social media consumption was skewed.
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"It gets really overwhelming," she says about being constantly recognized.
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Deception, mood swings, and emotional outbursts were widely recognized symptoms.
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The system correctly recognized users 97 percent of the time.
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He recognized on Saturday that he had mishandled the disclosure.
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Only laws enacted by the National Assembly would be recognized.
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Police did not say whether the homeowners recognized the head.
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In the lawsuit, Hill says he immediately recognized his handiwork.
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The Oscars audience recognized as much, and burst into applause.
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She claimed she immediately recognized the voice to be Salazar's.
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"We recognized there was a need for specially engineered buildings."
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As long as no one recognized her, she felt safe.
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" Her quote: "So, I knew, and I recognized him, immediately.
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Tim recognized that all he could do was repeat himself.
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But he also said he recognized them as a bottleneck.
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And he recognized the unlikely nature of his presidential bid.
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A lot of minority performers don't get recognized in porn.
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Dan recognized his mistake at the time and has apologized.
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Morazan has been recognized by numerous awards, grants and fellowships.
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We recognized the mistakes that Uber and Lyft were making.
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" And crucially, she says, the couple "recognized their couples' privilege.
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Plus, Japan recently recognized bitcoin as a legal payment method.
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The United Nations has recognized World Refugee Day since 2001.
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They take the number of recognized Olympic sports to 37.
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Turkey supports Libya's internationally recognized government based in the capital.
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All those guys were kids when I first recognized them.
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Why hasn't the US ever recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital?
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The United States recognized Israel seven minutes after its creation.
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Apologists for slavery recognized the strength of the claim: pic.twitter.
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"It isn't recognized yet by the international community," he said.
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She immediately recognized me, and gave me another tight hug.
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The officers recognized the showroom and its chipped tile floor.
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"I was part of the recognized state security," she said.
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Some 5 million refugees are now recognized by the agency.
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Kosovo's independence has been recognized by 115 states so far.
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Some of this technology is already recognized by the FDA.
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Lawmakers have recognized the issues and want to resolve them.
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Before Joel, I had still believed I could be recognized.
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Today, they recognized National Ocean Month and Great Outdoors Month.
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Christie's, recognized that promoting the contemporary market could open up
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They recognized the Kurdish flag, and some of the food.
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Whether recognized or not, the United States' climate policy is
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Republicans have recognized the threat they face from Democratic attacks.
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Some of the women Oghi recognized and others he didn't.
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The descendants want their ancestors recognized in a durable way.
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Hossein recognized them as local rebels who supported the election.
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They recognized that government censorship is incompatible with human rights.
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But today, the statue is recognized by its green color.
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They get recognized and approached like any celebrity, they said.
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"Last year you wouldn't have recognized me," she said evenly.
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Both recognized that Dr. Beecham's loss was fresh and raw.
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He said he recognized me and wanted to help me.
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On Long Island, they are now a politically recognized crisis.
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Ann immediately recognized the escaped convict and they called 911.
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She recognized, she said, the saguaro cactus in the painting.
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Others recognized as Disney Legends honorees includedWatch the video below.
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And is it situated within internationally recognized human rights norms?
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Ukrainian officials recognized this reluctance as a useful political tool.
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They would've immediately recognized the dossier for what it was.
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All approved flavoring ingredients are GRAS: Generally Recognized As Safe.
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"I want to be recognized as an individual," he said.
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It remains the only disease recognized as 100% eliminated worldwide.
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Solange should have been recognized in at least one category.
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They recognized we didn't have our best performance against Philadelphia.
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This tradition is long gone, but Manu recognized certain echoes.
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Baha'i cemeteries have been desecrated; their marriages are not recognized.
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But he also recognized the need for some course correction.
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Reading his newspaper in Montréal, David Williams recognized this name.
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I recognized Prospect Park, and my neighborhood, and my street.
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More than 50 countries have recognized Guaido as Venezuela's leader.
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They're recognized as a threatened species due to habitat loss.
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He recognized, too, the dangers hidden in America's own bureaucracy.
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President Trump recognized a major issue outside the United States.
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They recognized hard, pointless, idiotic toil when they saw it.
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Cheers for James Michael McAdoo, who several people even recognized.
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I recognized that men I looked up to, like Sen.
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Thankfully we were recognized as victims, and we'll receive compensation.
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Rotondaro said he recognized Guaido as the country's legitimate leader.
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Thank you, and it's been recognized by remarkable wine critics.
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It's an island where status is recognized, guarded, and defended.
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I recognized that it's the opposite of being a band.
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Fepuleai said the SRU recognized the importance of player welfare.
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Aden is the interim headquarters of Yemen's internationally recognized government.
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Approved refunds should be recognized as collateral by financial institutions.
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In Iraq, portions of the region are recognized by Baghdad.
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Ronald Reagan recognized the influence on economics to national security.
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Veterans of the latest war in Iraq immediately recognized it.
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But certainly John McCain should be recognized in some way.
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Q. Has anyone ever recognized you only from your voice?
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We have found our way with Mahler, which is recognized.
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Patrice recognized her brown shoes with the scuffs painted over.
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A few months later, Britain and France recognized Hawaiian independence.
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I've only recognized when it's happening in the last year.
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And that responsibility should be recognized, acknowledged, and taken seriously.
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It was a trait I recognized: He was a storyteller.
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They have all been recognized as close to 103% successful.
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Trump also could have recognized Russia's illegal takeover of Crimea.
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She was a psychologist and recognized the symptoms of anxiety.
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"The specific benefits for women's health have been less recognized."
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President Trump formally recognized Israeli authority over the Golan Heights.
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Even then, she recognized that both breakfast items were breakthroughs.
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He saw what they saw, recognized it and looked elsewhere.
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This year, both groups recognized the need to do better.
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When he looked in the mirror, he hardly recognized himself.
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Some children have not recognized their parents after being returned.
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Early on, he'd recognized the inherent mystery of this process.
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North Korea insists on being recognized as a nuclear state.
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His father, Tivadar Soros, recognized the threat of Nazism early.
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Mr. Trump immediately recognized the potential effect of a recusal.
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He found that his dog, Jethro, recognized his own scent.
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Alabama recognized nonprofits' right to keep their member lists private.
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It's time that was recognized and those roles rewarded accordingly.
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Would I be pleased if the world recognized it sooner?
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Other innovations may have occurred earlier than is widely recognized.
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I was not wearing Trump gear, but I was recognized.
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He recognized how clever, fresh and funny the script was.
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He was seldom recognized in uniform, particularly after the Sept.
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Trump still recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital against Tillerson's advice.
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Now it's your turn to be recognized for your contribution.
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Seiichi Miyake, whose invention is recognized today on Google's homepage.
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Past American governments have recognized the importance of Mexico's help.
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That has to be recognized as a universal human right.
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But the contributions she made weren't recognized until decades later.
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For instance, is Frederick Douglass being recognized more and more?
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NOW: The Academy recognized him for his work in "Joker."
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The chief recognized her and invited her to his office.
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A private jet allows individuals to fly without being recognized.
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It's well recognized that men and women use language differently.
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I recognized them: in real life, they are both gone.
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While she talked, I recognized one she used repeatedly: trafficking.
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I recognized them, but they didn't pay me much mind.
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For decades, it was liberals who recognized Trump's presidential possibility.
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She recognized the attacker, she would later tell the police.
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John can be instantly recognized by his big, beautiful beard.
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Abandoned factory workers, on the other hand, are easily recognized.
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"Some people recognized me," she said, recounting one such experience.
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His mother, a former schoolteacher, recognized his intelligence early on.
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Turkey is defending the internationally recognized government in the capital.
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Some weeks later, I returned, and Moishe's son recognized me.
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In a faded yellow folder, she had recognized a name.
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It's an entitlement and civil right that should be recognized.
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They recognized that something was wrong in their work situation.
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Even the mighty Netflix (NFLX) has recognized the title's power.
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And yet Trump and Farage quickly recognized what they shared.
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"It's about being recognized for being down there," Novak said.
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But complaining about the city is a recognized art form.
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Countries have recognized the problem and recently snapped into action.
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Whether that choice will be recognized remains an open question.
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He recognized the challenge of online scams originating in Nigeria.
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The problem was recognized before, but the extent was uncertain.
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That's revenue that we have signed but not yet recognized.
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Since 6900, Congress has recognized November as National Adoption Month.
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Details were sparse, but the implications were recognized as grave.
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But Delagnes said both recognized the need to work together.
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Andrew M. Cuomo recognized in Judy: Genuine rehabilitation is possible.
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Psychologists have long recognized that human memory is highly fallible.
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The reporter recognized the juror from the courtroom, he wrote.
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The UAW first was recognized by VW in December 2014.
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Mr. Young is a recognized and respected voice in cybersecurity.
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"I would stay late and people recognized that," he said.
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Those on top are the brands who have recognized that.
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Is it different when it's your own program being recognized?
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The WHO has recognized the coronavirus outbreak as a pandemic.
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I recognized Dru, the thick man who ran the shop.
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How can the victims' lives be recognized, honored, and celebrated?
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The first Chinese recognized that Indians love spice and oil.
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"I recognized her from the art history library," he said.
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Fans who recognized him asked for photos, but he refused.
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International Domestic Worker's Day is now recognized on June 16.
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On Thursday, the European Parliament recognized Mr. Guaidó as president.
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More than 1,200: Recognized species of bats, according to Britannica.com.
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Austria's officially recognized body representing Muslims was also unusually critical.
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Even the titans of public sharing have recognized the shift.
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These women are athletes, and they really should be recognized.
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Mr. Alvarez was recognized five times for excellent police work.
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Once they've unconsciously recognized I'm not a threat, I shoot.
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To spend the entire day being recognized would be insufferable.
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I recognized him as soon as he opened the door.
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Their creative works have been recognized both nationally and internationally.
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Related: Officially Recognized But Publicly Shamed: Transgender Life in Pakistan
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Not until you stepped into Vox Media were you recognized.
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We will be recognized as the responsible registered gun owners.
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He wasn't recognized, at least not for the most part.
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Has there been anything that you've recognized from this one?
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He quickly recognized that the print issues were worth preserving.
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I think that the language was there and that I recognized right away and my body recognized that right away, but it's been 11 years and I think that I was a little tentative.
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Before his talent was formally recognized by the Hall of Fame committee, though, it was recognized by the teams he played for: Over the course of his career, he earned an estimated $80 million.
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And Cheyenne Newkirk from Wilmington, N.C., remained hopeful for all the women who would be recognized in the future: These women all struggled for equality, went through hardships, and were never recognized at all.
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If all the market's major players can't agree on a single standard, it could effectively "split" the market into multiple parts, with some coins recognized according to one format and some recognized using the other.
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So I think that Grammy really sets it off to just show her success in the music industry, being recognized by one of the biggest brands you can ever by recognized by as a musician.
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"It is a positive sign that they (recognized) the importance, they (recognized) the opportunity, they acted quickly and very responsibly to get control of these persons and begin to effect their return," Votel told reporters.
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He is also one of most recognized and best-selling artists.
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During the Renaissance, exercise began to be more recognized as beneficial.
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The ancient Chinese technique's benefits are long established and widely recognized.
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So to see them recognized here is very pleasing to me.
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But the new unit is officially recognized by the Moon government.
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The coalition is allied with Yemen&aposs internationally recognized, exiled government.
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However, in November, a tipster recognized Gonzales' tattoos and contacted authorities.
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He has been recognized internationally as the leader of the country.
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The Justice Department recognized the claim, even though Congress did not.
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He opposes an internationally recognized government now based in the capital.
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"Just being recognized in general — that's been a change!" she says.
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Some higher-education institutions have already recognized the power of HIP.
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Visa is one of the most recognized brands in the world.
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Travelers are recognized as among the most disadvantaged groups in Britain.
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For his part, Musk has recognized the need for a change.
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This year, swimmer Emma Igelström and boxer Mikaela Lauren were recognized.
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However, Liveris said Trump recognized how unbalanced tax regulations are internationally.
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"Suffering is becoming increasingly recognized as a serious problem," he said.
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She recognized the power in bringing people together from similar experiences.
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Alternatively, this exhibition employs historically recognized groupings of subject and forms.
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And now, is he recognized on the street after this trip?
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Tokyo is already recognized as an established hub for trading currencies.
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The two are being recognized for their work toward LGBTQ equality.
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Retailers that sell products to consumers have recognized Amazon's expanding role.
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The most awkward place she's been recognized was in … the shower.
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The receptionist recognized the name, but said they weren't there anymore.
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"I recognized her when she moved in around 2011," he says.
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For 60 years, the US recognized no sovereign claim to Jerusalem.
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Guaido is recognized as Venezuela's interim president by dozens of countries.
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The urgency of the threat is just now becoming widely recognized.
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And Marshall is recognized in a copy of the Brown v.
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Others have recognized the urgency of this situation, and taken action.
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The breed was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1908.
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The psychiatrist was aghast because she recognized some of the people.
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She is now the recognized mother of Amira, Nahir, and Zamira.
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That comes in handy when the boys get recognized in public.
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Gordon's London Dry Gin also was recognized with a gold medal.
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Allegedly, the singer's security team recognized the man from previous encounters.
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She recognized few of the 83 or 60 people in attendance.
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As then-US District Judge Brett Kavanaugh recognized in Bluman v.
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Even older games are being recognized for commenting on "real" issues.
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But the quality they first recognized in each other was ambition.
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Of course, Thiel more than recognized that Trump's ascendancy was unstoppable.
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Another seimei paused imperceptibly, and he recognized her from Rafael's household.
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Of course, people recognized the exciting moment for the LGBTQ community.
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It will not be recognized as the state's seventh official religion.
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He happens to be an internationally recognized expert on James Joyce.
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Juan Vargas recognized the tough position Zuckerberg has gotten himself into.
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A few of the campers, as well as Buckley, recognized her.
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"He walked in, and the guy recognized him," Mr. Armstrong said.
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Nor are recognized art world paintings normally done on skate boards.
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Reinhard, a student, was waiting outside, so no one recognized him.
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Halliburton and Baker Hughes recognized this, but the merger was blocked.
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From there, Ailey created his most recognized piece of choreography, Revelations.
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They were brought in almost immediately after we recognized the breach.
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I recognized it as a hobby that I want to share.
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Both recognized, however, the weight the moments carried for their legacy.
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Stifel analysts also recognized the potential value in Snap's new initiatives.
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The Super Bowl recognized Bryant before the game and at halftime.
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She recognized that other companies were afraid of committing to veterans.
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Silverman, recognized in the outstanding variety special category, echoed their sentiments.
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Even Brat recognized that this amendment will be a close vote.
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Black women are recognized in just about every category for women.
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Almodovar recognized that same look, that mix of smiles and tears.
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The Novichok program, however, has never been officially recognized by Russia.
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Refinery29's union was recognized by management in the same month.
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We're also told other patrons recognized them, but left them alone.
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By the 1900s, homeopathy was even recognized by the US government.
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And it's important for Murray to be recognized for her accomplishments.
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Every day [we are recognized] at least two to five times.
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Japan is full of yuru-chara — over 1,500 officially recognized characters.
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So, it's about time they were recognized in the fashion world.
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"Ultimately, we would like to see this cat recognized and protected."
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Someone who deserves to be recognized outside of the pulp niche.
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I recognized that I was standing in the shadow of giants.
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I immediately recognized the emblem—we were from the same region.
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He always said, 'No great artist is recognized in his lifetime.
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Free association brainstorming is a well recognized technique for complex projects.
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She also recognized that she was coming along for the ride.
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Once we recognized this gap, we could not un-see it.
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GWG was recognized in the Broadcast Media Spot or Campaign category.
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The right of belligerency of the state will not be recognized.
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Local telco Safaricom's M-Pesa mobile money product is globally recognized.
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But you could see in her eyes that she recognized us.
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Eldredge recognized the location immediately and let out a hearty laugh.
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The homeowners recognized her face from media reports and called 911.
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Of course, even Bryant recognized that the entire exercise is silly.
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"Lipedema is a very under-recognized fat storage disease," Amron explains.
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Suicide bombers shave in order not to be recognized before the
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"Podoconiosis is still widely under-recognized in tropical Africa," she said.
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Wade decision that recognized a woman's right to terminate her pregnancy.
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She also noted that no one recognized her during the ordeal.
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President Truman recognized the Jewish state after its independence in 1948.
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Once he recognized him, he began whining and wiggling with joy.
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Android 23 was immediately recognized for the devastating grappler he was.
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The government has also recognized the need to improve vocational education.
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They are engaged in a war against Yemen's internationally recognized government.
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As the weeks passed, I recognized the permanence of the Internet.
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Present-day bulls are, of course, still culturally recognized as dangerous.
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That'll change once I'm recognized by the Guinness Book of Records.
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I'm so proud of my amazingly talented castmates who were recognized.
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TripAdvisor also recognized the winning airlines in four distinct service classes.
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Discwoman were also recognized in the article for their transformative 2016.
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The Sands admitted it should have recognized Ye Gon's suspicious transactions.
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A technician recognized something was not right, reported CNN affiliate KSNV.
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Yes, its sovereignty is still recognized by over 100 foreign governments.
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Calls transfer automatically, and both phones I used recognized the headset.
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The friend recognized Baby Doe as Bella Bond and notified police.
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We need to be recognized as people who will be missed.
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A labor standards office eventually recognized his death as work-related.
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He's recognized in a crosswalk and asked to take a selfie.
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"People recognized us together and our names were synonymous," she said.
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It's an emotional journey Dr. Elizabeth Kübler-Ross would have recognized.
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Now their allies have recognized that Iran is a serious partner.
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He said the annexation, not recognized internationally, would never be rescinded.
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From an early age, Eileen recognized her son's talent for drawing.
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I wonder aloud whether Elizabeth still gets recognized, and how often.
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But panelists at the summit recognized the limits of panel discussions.
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So how does a dog breed get recognized by the AKC?
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" As the First Circuit recognized, this definition is "awkward and unclear.
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Obama himself recognized that he was sitting atop an organizing juggernaut.
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In recent years, U.S. policy initiatives have recognized Africa's growing significance.
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Primary syphilis is the most widely recognized form of the disease.
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I recognized quite a few of the faces in your photos.
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But that he was recognized at all was unusual, and deserved.
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Once again, Facebook's being recognized as an incredible place to work.
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Stress Disorder came to be recognized, after Holocaust survivors sought financial
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Hubble recognized that this meant that the universe itself was expanding.
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They speak their own language, which isn't recognized by the state.
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The U.S. last month recognized Guaidó as the country's interim president.
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The Founders recognized the uniquely important nature of the Supreme Court.
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But states eventually recognized the lucrative incorporation fees they could yield.
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His work has been recognized by the Society for News Design.
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Five states offer these accounts to benefit children with recognized disabilities.
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"If we cannot be recognized I move to adjourn," Blumenthal said.
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The U.S. has not recognized Russia's annexation of Crimea as legitimate.
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Its talent depth wasn't appreciated then and hasn't been recognized since.
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Franklin was also recognized by more than one commanders in chief.
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It's now widely recognized that corporations have manipulated the tax code.
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Their co-workers often recognized them from the local television news.
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"I knew I recognized you," Cowell, 58, said with a smile.
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Cameroonian Rebecca Enonchong is also one of Africa's more recognized techies.
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Jeremy is recognized broadly for his work as an education innovator.
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The U.S. government has recognized and responded to abuses in Cameroon.
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Kenneth N. Klee is a nationally recognized expert on bankruptcy law.
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My father recognized only one store — an old vinyl record shop.
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Early on, she recognized that technology could contribute to streamlining care.
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On our plane, a flight attendant recognized him from the film.
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All of that is frustration pent up, and it's being recognized.
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Evidently, neither the driver nor the automated system recognized the hazard.
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My husband recognized a portrait of William Lloyd Garrison, the abolitionist.
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The next month, a military court recognized her as a woman.
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Jones was recognized as a Top 10 CNN Hero in 2013.
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In the end, congressional leaders recognized the need for the NMTC.
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Operators were punished for speeding, but not recognized for good performance.
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Guaidó was quickly recognized by the United States, Canada, and Brazil.
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Clark recognized that there could be problems with a cyborg existence.
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I want to be recognized as someone who has done it.
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Wade, the 1973 case that recognized the constitutional right to abortion.
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Naipaul is recognized in India for his writings on Hindu civilization.
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Wade decision that recognized them, returning the issue to the states.
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Every federally recognized tribe is fiercely proud of their sovereign status.
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The epic strike was widely recognized as a defeat for workers.
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Accordingly, Deng recognized that the CCP's economic performance would provide legitimacy.
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Trump University never even requested university status from any recognized accreditor.
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"If John did this stuff, I want him to get recognized."
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The Massachusetts Democrat's request was not recognized by the presiding Republican.
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The ethnic group is not a recognized minority in the country.
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CREZ is generally recognized to be a tremendous infrastructure success story.
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In 1992, the Okapi Reserve was officially recognized by the government.
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That survey was also the third recognized poll in which Rep.
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The Supreme Court recognized this four years ago in Arizona v.
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One of the kids recognized Thurmond from his school and waved.
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People recognized him, came over, asked for an autograph, for selfies.
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Regardless, Hollow Man was recognized in the Best Visual Effects category.
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He also said he recognized the need to work with allies.
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Somehow, he said, no one recognized him until the last week.
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Drivers are recognized for positive driver behavior, which helps boost scores.
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Even at a later age, dyslexia can be recognized and mitigated.
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Only her grandfather recognized her — from a birthmark on her cheek.
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Tolstoy began to cry herself, asking if she recognized the music.
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Later in the day, I recognized the intruder by his shoes.
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And it's now widely recognized that our societies are woefully unprepared.
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Elizabeth Warren followed suit and recognized a staff union this week.
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Do you think that Mother recognized you as a trans person?
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It was just so much fun, because no one recognized me.
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This way, we're sure to find inspectors that won't be recognized.
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But soon I began being recognized, and was forced to stop.
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"There isn't a recognized safe method to remove Essure," Jessica says.
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The couple recognized that important free-speech values were at stake.
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They said they thought they recognized the driver as Mr. Khan.
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It helps that the International Olympic Committee has recognized that need.
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In 2010, the United Nations recognized Harbin as a Music City.
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President Jefferson first recognized the White House as the People's House.
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"One change in my life is now I'm recognized," she said.
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The boy's mother recognized him and called the paper to complain.
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The CDC clearly recognized COVID-19 as a threat by Jan.
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Yet Walker recognized a kindred spirit in the slightly younger player.
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Callimachi: When I'm talking to him, I recognized myself as well.
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Some of those attending are descendants of rarely recognized indigenous soldiers.
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But far more Iraqi civilians are being killed than previously recognized.
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"They didn't want to be recognized as a minority," he said.
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He brought it to a friend, who recognized it as gold.
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Only a handful of countries have recognized Crimea's incorporation into Russia.
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French lawmakers officially recognized the Armenian deaths as genocide in 2001.
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Myth: There were multiple St. Valentines recognized by early Christian churches.
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We recognized that North Korea's rogue behavior could not be ignored.
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We instantly recognized each other as survivors and formed a bond.
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Lawmakers have rightly recognized the wisdom in turning prisons into colleges.
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She recognized them from the ordeal at the embassy, he said.
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I was excited to be recognized, and bummed that I lost.
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Of course I'm always delighted — thrilled — when women writers are recognized.
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Ms. Hsu's company was recognized on a plaque in the lobby.
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But I soon recognized fierce optimism in nearly everyone I met.
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In't it amazing when women are recognized for their creative work?
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But so far, Mr. Trump has not publicly recognized even that.
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And that wedding, ironically, is the one recognized by the state.
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Some passengers recognized him and could be overheard discussing his itinerary.
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Sydney desperately wants to be recognized as a global food destination.
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As of this week, more than 50 governments have recognized him.
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"He is a multibillionaire and a recognized businessman," Mr. Herath said.
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Brian Hanlon recognized it as soon as he saw the face.
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As a woman, you must be so pleased to be recognized.
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Some I recognized, like John Catsimatidis, the politically-involved supermarket magnate.
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But earlier, in the waiting room, a stranger had recognized her.
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In 1962, Congress recognized the Presidio as a National Historic Landmark.
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The U.N. recognized this back in 1966, when it designated Sept.
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Punks recognized this several years before: A scream was an invitation.
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Among exercise scientists and enthusiasts, November is recognized as a Rubicon.
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In other photos, Mr. Moore recognized some of his former guards.
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You're being recognized for your courage, and you're setting new goals.
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"In Flint, we recognized we were in trouble," she told CNN.
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The world recognized the horrors committed by Peiper and his men.
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Now, her accomplishments are finally being recognized on a large scale.
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"And also I've never been recognized in my industry," she continued.
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It annexed the territory in 1981, a move not recognized internationally.
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Yeah, Arnold was unhurt and said, 'It's nice to be recognized.
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We recognized the problem and issued the first prescription drug strategy.
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A battle-tested, nationally recognized V.P. candidate might sound pretty good.
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It has also turned itself into an increasingly recognized smartphone brand.
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I now recognized my constraints, but how could I escape them?
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Because my marriage is not recognized, neither is my second child.
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We marched because our marriage was finally recognized where we live.
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The gestures recognized Bryant's two professional jersey numbers, 8 and 24.
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And this week, it is his driver's turn to be recognized.
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It's a problem Alexis de Tocqueville recognized almost 200 years ago.
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Nicolas Contreras (a classmate of mine) was recognized on the website.
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The Department of Homeland Security previously recognized the policy required changes.
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Lung illnesses linked to vaping were first recognized during the summer.
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He said Gen Z's influence is just starting to be recognized.
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"She recognized the watch and clothes of her husband," he said.
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Most states, 44, recognized dating relationships as qualifying for a CPO.
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In 1946, the US recognized the Philippines as an independent nation.
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He recognized that technology and globalization were leveling the playing field.
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The F.D.A. first recognized the link to breast implants in 2011.
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Swift was also being recognized as the artist of the decade.
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Since the 1930s, we've recognized that heart disease runs in families.
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Pediatric mTBI is now recognized as a major public health problem.
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Within a few years, they had become a globally recognized brand.
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It recognized that disgorgement fit the legal definition of a penalty.
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She recognized Miller's mugshot from a news article about Gaude's warnings.
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Declaring war is properly a legislative function, as the founders recognized.
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Are the risk factors and symptoms being recognized by the providers?
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This presidential prerogative has been recognized explicitly by the Supreme Court.
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There was one name he recognized, though: his father's best friend.
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The government website had apparently recognized him like an old friend.
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She recognized that the moral issue of equality was at stake.
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He recognized the voice, but the words were muffled and strange.
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But once recognized, it takes over, evolving into an unprecedented apotheosis.
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Lawmakers from both parties have recognized that the system isn't working.
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The gestures recognized Bryant's two professional jersey numbers, 8 and 24.
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But he recognized it was the right thing for the company.
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Germany recognized civil unions for gay and lesbian couples in 2001.
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It was first recognized as a European Tour event in 1975.
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Being recognized within a Commonwealth framework, Mr. Walubara says, is insufficient.
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The government of embattled president Nicolas Maduro has already recognized Parra.
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Perhaps others would have recognized him right away from his outfit.
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In 1997, it was officially recognized by the Oxford English Dictionary.
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Conversely, ISIS offered these young women something that recognized their agency.
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Eventually, she recognized the parallels between bartending and her family background.
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I recognized right away that he was not a typical transhumanist.
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You can be recognized for your work, internationally, by the world.
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She immediately recognized the names of Mr. York's daughter and grandson.
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The acquisition joins two of the Africa's most recognized tech hubs.
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I peered closely and recognized the chipped summer toenail polish. Wait.
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And Idahoans' right to bear arms must be recognized in Oregon.
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Even though most people recognized its value, the concept had detractors.
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"I thought I recognized you," Weiss said in calling out Synek.
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"I'm the one who recognized the teeth as important," he says.
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By the 1980s, Mr. Berry was recognized as a rock pioneer.
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Moments afterward, she said she recognized the man to be Trump.
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No country has ever recognized Israeli sovereignty in the Golan Heights.
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Other countries have already recognized the revolutionary promise of this technology.
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By day, CNBC is the recognized world leader in business news.
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Every candidate recognized that the cost of pollution is too high.
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The bartender recognized him and said it was on the house.
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Garner, joining eight other writers, was recognized for her nonfiction work.
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You may not have recognized the red flags during the interview.
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"Indians have a weakness for being recognized in America," she said.
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It was immediately recognized as superseding Wilbur L. Cross's 1909 biography.
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Not all of the guests are necessarily recognized in the speech.
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However it has yet to be officially recognized by the company.
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"The issue of time poverty is not well recognized," Fry says.
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This is someone who recognized me and what I was giving.
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A formidable array of countries have recognized a fresh young leader.
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Neither will it ever formally be recognized as a nuclear power.
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Historically, Chinese society has neither recognized nor shunned its queer communities.
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I have recognized race hatred, by both African-Americans and whites.
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It's International Civil Aviation Day, recognized officially by the United Nations.
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Women's rights have been slow to be recognized in Sierra Leone.
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I'm so glad your fight for immigrant rights is being recognized.
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We recognized it and we had to make up for it.
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But at the time, I recognized what happened around the show.
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In 2010, Mr. Zattoni sued Father Tosi, demanding to be recognized.
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It has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site.
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In 2009, Copenhagen held the first really recognized sustainable fashion conference.
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He's recognized the talent and the drive that all Americans have.
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Soon, South Haven, Michigan won't be the weirdest place he's recognized.
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In 1970, the French soccer federation officially recognized the women's game.
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It was really extraordinary for them to be recognized by Malala.
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Gavrilchuck recognized one of them, which she called "Tracks," by sight.
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Had Clinton recognized that earlier, she'd be in better shape today.
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If this doesn't seem like a valuable exercise, consider that 78% of employees say they would work harder if they felt their efforts were better recognized, and 82% say being recognized motivates them in their job.
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The destruction is sure to affect the 16,000-acre Jabal Moussa Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO-recognized biosphere a few miles downriver from the dam site that is recognized as a protected forest by the Ministry of Agriculture.
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He recognized each of the lawmakers in attendance, taking a jovial tone as he recognized them each individually and riffing on the origins of their relationships that he said had been strengthened in the last few months.
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"There is no indication that any service members were not recognized appropriately, but the purpose of this is to ensure that those service members who performed valorously were recognized at the appropriate level," a defense official said.
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"Whoever you donate to has to be a recognized non-profit, have a charitable purpose and be recognized by the IRS," says Lisa Greene-Lewis, a CPA and tax expert with TurboTax, a division of Inuit Inc.
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The thing that he recognized, and that I also recognized when we were there was, the world was moving from something where we used one computer all the time to one where we had lots of computers.
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After a brief war, Russia recognized South Ossetia as an independent state.
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Darfur was widely recognized as the first genocide of the 21st century.
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Fans recognized him at a Nets game and begged him for mercy.
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But she's still recognized, now as the local high-end bra lady.
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Things would get better if Taiwan recognized the "1992 consensus", he said.
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I even recognized his stance and the way he stands as familiar.
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Like Trump, all have recognized Guaido as the legitimate head of Venezuela.
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TB: Can you go anywhere Karl do you think without being recognized?
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The other is Mauritius, which was recognized as malaria-free in 1973.
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But I don't think someone should be recognized for their size alone.
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Health problems among purebred dogs is starting to become a recognized problem.
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DALIO: BECAUSE -- I think GE's problems are well recognized in the market.
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" Khoulani barely recognized her siblings, describing Abdul Sattar as a "walking skeleton.
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They showed pictures of Levandowski to employees and no one recognized them.
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And luckily that's recognized in society today more than it had been.
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The evolutionary outcome will be recognized by many aging Northern Hemisphere democracies.
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Martyrs become heroes who are publicly celebrated and recognized on the Internet.
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The husband admitted in the interview that he barely recognized his wife.
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By the start of 2000, the company recognized it had a problem.
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Gianni, hard-working and blessed with genius, establishes a world-recognized label.
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Most Western counties have recognized opposition leader Juan Guaidó as Venezuela's president.
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The astronauts recognized this issue and immediately initiated the emergency escape system.
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All the popularity of the title hasn't stopped Ward from being recognized.
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When he found the drawing, he recognized it immediately as Schiele piece.
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He later recognized his mistakes and called himself a "creep" and apologized.
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Recognized superstars and still-developing ones, he says, want the same thing.
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He was finally recognized after working as a close adviser to Gen.
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James Hinks is recognized as the father of the modern Bull Terrier.
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Bradel recognized this gross oversight—how did the game review so well?
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How does that affect who is recognized as an artist and how?
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I recognized that it was hard to imagine them from the trenches.
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And he recognized his election rival, Hillary Clinton, prompting a standing ovation.
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But P-Orridge recognized that doing so is easier said than done.
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In that way, she's neither an obscure/cult figure, nor globally recognized.
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For women to get recognized, we have to set ourselves on fire.
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"We recognized that our reputation can't get any worse," Monsanto's Brennan says.
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Facebook seems to have finally recognized that it is quite clearly both.
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Biden could have recognized Harris as such and empathized with her experience.
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More than 100 countries, but not Serbia, recognized Kosovo's independence in 2008.
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The occasion also recognized India's growth as an economic and geopolitical power.
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The most recognized player in Chile's Startup Journey is Start-Up Chile.
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Then I heard laughter and two voices I recognized as my parents.
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It's time they were recognized for the absolutely awful work they're doing.
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On Wednesday, Washington recognized National Assembly chief Guaido as Venezuela's interim president.
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It is recognized, first of all, that abortion hurts the unborn baby.
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The NRA promo code is still recognized as valid on LifeLock's website.
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Okjökull is recognized as the first Icelandic glacier lost to climate change.
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Presumably, he recognized her from the summit and captured her for Cersei.
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Gastrointestinal symptoms, for example, were not initially recognized as potential early indicators.
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To do that, he must average 219 percent in five recognized polls.
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And as a fellow shy Brit, I recognized the self-effacing urge.
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Dunham recognized this and took to Twitter to air out the issue.
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He is an internationally recognized pediatric trauma surgeon and injury prevention specialist.
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And even if Jack hadn't recognized it, he was still a witness.
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Fortunately, courts have recognized some exceptions that allow employees to protect themselves.
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But watching her at home I recognized exactly what she was doing.
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In it she recognized the sensitivity of writing for a young audience.
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The bartender reportedly recognized Edwards from his previous mugshots, prompting his arrest.
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The president also recognized the challenges that police officers face every day.
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"She did awesome and she deserves to be recognized 100%," Caldwell said.
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In a flash, I recognized what my human eyes could not see.
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This website provides a handy guide to what's recognized in each state.
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"I get recognized a lot and it feels amazing every single time!"
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Last year, Ava DuVernay wasn't recognized for her powerful work in Selma.
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These spheres are recognized using computer vision software developed by the team.
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It took over a century for her pioneering work to be recognized.
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Greenblatt said he immediately recognized the anti-Semitic connotations the graphic evoked.
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Today it's recognized that he likely saved humanity from a nuclear apocalypse.
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Similarly, Congress has traditionally recognized the role of journalism in American society.
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The conference participants, too, recognized that gutting the policy would be tough.
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What was it like to be recognized today at the White House?
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Born in a prison, Nafkot recognized that his father wasn't in school.
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She's recognized by strangers when doing things as simple as buying shoes.
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Digital privacy is moving toward becoming more of a recognized human right.
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You can't assume you'll be recognized and rewarded simply for delivering results.
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Other stars recognized how treasured Wilder had been in the Hollywood scene.
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It's exciting...because I suppose we never really recognized that it was.
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